New Restaurant at Patrick Square Town Center: Joe’s New York Pizza
March 1, 2015
CLEMSON, SC – Quickly becoming Clemson’s go-to dining destination, the Patrick Square Town Center will soon be home to Joe’s New York Pizza. Construction of the 6,000 square foot building will begin next month, on track to open for Clemson’s fall 2015 football season.
Located at 104 Thomas Green Boulevard, the restaurant will be situated between Clemson’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute and Rick Erwin’s Clemson fine dining restaurant. The building will be fitting with Patrick Square’s historic vernacular featuring a traditional brick façade, 12’ storefront windows in a pedestrian friendly streetscape. The restaurant will comfortably seat 150 guests in a casual atmosphere opening onto a gracious outdoor dining patio. A 1,600 square foot end-cap is also available for lease in this building.
Joe’s New York Pizza has found success in Seneca, SC by consistently delivering delicious food and excellent service. Owners John, affectionately known as ‘Joe’ by many patrons, and Cheryl Roberts personally welcome guests most nights. The aroma as you walk in the door has been described as delightful enough to take a bite out of the air. It’s easy to see why Joe’s has been recognized as Seneca’s Best Pizza since acquiring the title in 2011. In addition to delicious Italian pies, they offer sandwiches, salads, subs and more in a family- and wallet-friendly environment. Seneca residents need not worry, the original location will remain open.
Patrick Square is the first community of its kind in the Clemson Area, a 173-acre traditional neighborhood development that blends historical architecture and green building in a pedestrian friendly environment. At the heart of Patrick Square is the Town Center, which features a variety of shopping, dining, professional services and centers for learning. Everything is within an easy walk of a growing residential base that includes single-family, condominium and townhomes. Business owners can choose from a selection of retail and office spaces to lease; ready-to-build pad sites are also available for custom construction.
